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  • are •'-Una t.o preaene and perpetuate a dwJmi;,ua.Ff.lY threatened llr oambtned dietaWJ'­ ahi • The tnte tuneti'ln of a state 1a to 1\8 l>Nt Npnsentat.iw t.o t Sena • It. ii the state, and tho nation '•• bui1'lue-ut the 11ldiv1dual 11. The judr•nt ot the 1ta
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  • more leisure than the men. Netting, particularly, falls to Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat 5 6 8 9 10 II 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 7 2 3 4 14 21 28 the lot of women ; and around this work many curious super­ stitions still exert
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  • . - - .....,. M. L-'l'GL.La'T'lw. JII., WIL AIITl«M H. VANDDaalCI, MICH. WAI.J.ACK H. WHITS. .QI., MAINI: HDMIIC ~ . MINN. C1atALD P. NY'I:, N. OAK. LSWl ■ L~,WAal. COMMITTEE ON l"OREl
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  • fil !!, ii is. 11' •'Dozens of pressure groups are in Washington, but the minority discontents are generally unknown out in the country, or only present in very limited areas, or not as important as indicated.•' Subject: Pictures of the President
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